To DAO or Not to DAO: An Existential Question Looms for DeFi Networks
Decentralized autonomous organizations or DAOs are not legally considered persons or entities. So how do you catch a happy ghost?
Related
The Woeful State of Web3 Auditing, And What Can Be Done
Crypto audits have evolved from catching real bugs to listing quantum computing risks and noting that "code quality could be improved." As programmers got better at avoiding basic mistakes, auditors started padding reports with generic warnings, leaving the actual risks buried or ignored entirely.
Tokenized RWAs: Where Demand Is Real, and Where It Isn’t
RWA tokenization isn’t waiting for adoption; it’s waiting for demand. The winners are emerging where yield, efficiency, and balance-sheet logic already exist, not where narratives are loudest.
Bitcoin’s Next Phase: From Store of Value to Productive Financial Asset
The next phase of Bitcoin’s evolution is not about leverage or yield chasing, but about using BTC as credible collateral, security, and economic infrastructure.
Regulated Markets Power OKX Growth, With APAC Near 30% of Global CEX Volume
Asia-Pacific volumes rose about 20% year on year, helping push OKX’s regulated market trading up 53x as user wallets and onchain activity expanded sharply.
Latest
Markets Reel as Iran Conflict Sparks Oil Shock
S&P 500 recovers from 2.5% intraday plunge as Trump pledges to escort tankers through Strait of Hormuz; bitcoin holds ground better than equities
The Great Mining Exodus
Bitcoin miners are selling their coins and gutting their data centers to chase AI's billions — and they're not looking back
Blockcast 86 | Licensed to Shill: Designing Decentralization: Governance, Power, and the Validator Problem
This episode digs into what actually happens after a protocol says it’s “decentralized.” Not the whitepaper version. The operational version.
OKX Builds AI Agent Infrastructure Into Developer Platform
OnchainOS update targets autonomous systems that need to trade, pay, and manage wallets across chains